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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1907)
PAGE TWELVE. DAILY EAST ORFOOXIAy. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1007. SIXTEEN PAGES. Easter Bargains in High Grade DINNER SETS Peace on Earth, Good Will To- COFFEE TALK. A good cup of coffee, that's what everyone enjoys. To make ft good cup of good coffee one must have good coffee to start In with. After that the rest Is easy. Our Mocha and Java blend Is pleasing hundreds of particular people. It's the highest grade Mocha and Java to be had. It has that delicious flavor and pleasing aroma so satis fying to the taste. Remember that we give handsome presents with each purchase of Empire coffee, tea, extracts andand baking powder. Empire Mocha and Java Choice Mocha and Java . Climax Blend A. J. Blend 400 330 25c 20c wards Men,-- If the motto we strictly adhere to. We therefore make the following reduc tions in high-grade dinner sets. These dinner sets are of the best ware in their respective lines unsurpassed In quality and beauty of design. Every modern housekeeper should be a lover of pretty china and we believe they are. Why not add a few pieces to your china closet now and then you will soon have a collection that your friends will admire. Even if you do not think you are ready to make a dinner Bet Investment Just now It will be a pleasure to show these values to you. J7.60 decorated dinner set 16.10 J8.80 plain white dinner set.... I7.o 19.10 Virginian blue dinner set 18.20 19.60 Cobalt blue dinner set... S8.B6 $10.40 decorated dinner set.... $9.36 $10.90 white and gold pattern din ner set J9.80 $13.26 Austrian crown china din ner set H2.66 $26.35 plain white Havlland din ner set $22.86 Empire Tea Crockery Co., Inc. Schmidt Building T. S. PRINGLE, Mgr. Main & Alta Sts. Phone Red 3741 4 An Easter Jewel that would make a gift worth recelT Ing we have in Inexpensive scarf pins, bracelets, lockets and chains jewelry for Easter gifts or spring weddings are shown in beautiful designs, from the simplest to the most elaborate ar ticle, for personal adornment, or for household use. WINSLOW BROS. JEWELERS A Women's J "Knack" for doing things right and putting correct style and snap into millinery is found in every one of our pro ductions. BIG STOCK LITTLE PRICES CARRIER MILLINERY The home of the stylish hat. Commercial National Bank Condensed Report of Condition Rendered Comptroller of Currency, March 22, 1907. Resources. U. S. Bond $ 62,466.81 Stock securities 13.863.80 Loans and discounts 167,987.60 Furniture and fixtures... 7,403.48 Cash reserve 66,980.82 Total resources $297,(71.41 Correct attest: Liabilities. Capital stock $ 60,000.00 Undivided profits less ex- ' penses and taxes paid.. 4,141.61 Circulation 60,000.00 Deposits 193,629.86 Total ..$997,671.41 Officers and directors. A. C. RUBT, Pres. W. L. THOMPSON, Cashier. T. Q. HAILET, Vlce-Pres. W. S. BADLEY, A sat Cashier. A. D. SLOAN, ROBT. LAINO. Byers' Best Flour la made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread Is assur ed when BYERS' BEST FLOUR is used. Bran, 8horta, Steam Railed Barley always on hand. i PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. A. kxasRS, Proprietor. Ms ABANDONED ASSOCIATION FRAZKR THEATER HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY BLACKLISTED. According to the Unequivocal State ment of John Cort, General Mana get of the Northwestern Theatrical Association In a Letter to the East Orejronlan He Suggests a Local Combination of Capital to Build a New Playhouse No More Attrac tions, Till "Something Is Done." To add to the" already deep humil iation of this city because of Its de fective theater, comes the news that the Northwestern Theatrical associa tion has orders to book no more at tractions here this year because of the poor accommodations. Conse quently It seems Pendleton would have been without shows had not the thea ter been given up by its tenants and condemned by the fire chief. In the following letter to the East Oregonlan John Cort, general manager of the Northwestern Theatrical Assoc'atlon, gives his views of the situation here: Seattle. Wash.. March 28, 1907. Editor East Oregonlan, Pendleton, Or. Dear Sir: Replying to yours of March 21. I am sorry to Inform you that the association has been notified bv the New York office not to book anv more attractions In Pendleton for the comlnir venr on amount of the poor accommodation that you have to give the companies at that point. Of course I realize that your best cit izens will not go into thnt theater ex cept when they really have to. I cannot understand why such a city the size of Pendleton, Ore., does not get together and with the promi nent citizens form a club, get seven or eight men to put In $5000 apiece and give Pendleton such a theater as they should have. Your town can well afford to build a new theater on modern plans, and I believe If the matter is presented to your people In the proper way, something can be done. I am In receipt of a telegram from Mr. Taylor today saying that the thea ter has now been condemned; of course this does away with theatrical companies playing Pendleton at all un til you have a new theater. Anything that I can do to further advise you on this proposition, will be only too glad to do so. I will state that If your people build a new thea ter at Pendleton I will see that they get all the first-class shows that play the Short Line. Yours truly, JOHN CORT. GAMES WITH WALLA WALLA. na-ehall Magnates Will Confer With Ciarden City Players Tomorrow. At a meeting of the baseball as sociation held Inst evening President Roley and Secretary Cooley were au thoilzed to go to Walla Walla tomor row for the purpose of arranging a schedulo of games for the coming season. They will go over this eve ning or tomorrow morning and re turn tomorrow night. As the Aberdeen team Is scheduled to arrive here Tuesday It Is the wish of the local organisation to have the grounds In shapo at once. Owing to the poor weather work on the grounds has so far. been impossible. However, something towards getting tho diamond in shape will be done tocorrow and' should the weather be fair a practice game, will be held. "i ' OPEN AIR CONCERT. V FjiRles' Buml Arranges an Excellent Program for Tomorrow Afternoon. An excellent program has been ar ranged by Director B. F. Drtscoll for the Eagles' band open air concert, which will be given at the corner of Main and Alta streets at 3 o'clock to. morrow afternoon, if the weather is favorable. Following Is the program: 1 Grand March Lachner 2 Overture "Stradella" .... Flotow 3 Fantasia for Cornet , "Goddess of Liberty" B. F. Drlscoll, 4 Selection from "The Prince of Pllsen" Luders 6 Caprice "Beaumarle" . . . Carnes 8 Medley "Sweet Old Song'VDalbey 7 Parltone Solo "The Palms"... Faure A. W. Bennest. . 8 Selection "Chimes of Norman dy" Planquette 9 "Star Spangled Banner" B. F. Drlscoll, director. MAY VISIT IIEUMISTON. Portland Business Men's Excursion Clumping Itinerary to Stop In Ir. rigntion Belt. If the plans of the Hermiston bus iness men's association are carried out the excursion of Portland business men whlchy will visit the Inland em plre In May, will stop at Hermiston and visit the government dam and res ervolr near there. While the first Itinerary Issued by the Portland Commercial club did not Include a long stop at Hermiston, It Is possible that the excursion will stop at that place on tho return trip from Boise on May 12. The people of Hermiston are mak ing every effort to have the excursion stop and view the government Irriga tion project and It Is very probable that Buch will be done. COl'NCIL PAID RESPECT. Adjourned Until Tonight Through Courtesy to Bereaved Member. Out of respect for the memory of tho late J. W. McCormmach, father of Councilman McCormmach, an ad adjounnment was taken by the coun cil last night. The meeting had been called for the purpose of lis tening to the charter changes writ ten up by City Attorney McCourt. However, In view of the bereavement I just suffered by the north side al derman It was unanimously vcted to postpone the session until this evening. Bank Examiner Here. C. S. Loveland, state bank exami ner for Idaho, passed through this morning from his home In Boise to the northern part of the state on of ficial business. There are now 100 private banks In the state of Idaho all of which are In excellent condi tion. Mr. Loveland Is an old friend of President Montlo B. Gwlnn of Pendletcn Savings bank, and was a guest of Mr. Owlnn while in the city this morning. Cargtll Likes Canada. D. E. Cargill, who has just returned from Claresholm, Canada, where he purchased land last fall, Is very well pleased with the country and believes that It will grow wheat despite the unfavorable reports published about the country. He located In the vicinity of Claresholm, where a number of Pendleton people have bought land. Here From England. Miss Edith Martin arrived In Pen dleton today from Calllngton, Corn wall, England, having been but 13 days on the Journey. She Is the guest of Mrs. A. F. May and will re main In the city for some time. AT COST Every Suit in the Store, Remember your last opportunity This sale will continue all next week. This most important event should prove a fine stimulus to practice economy and thrift. A look will prove our advertisement, it is then your opportunity to save, as we have committed ourselves to lose all the profit. BOSTON STORE ; Where You Trade to Save. Do It Now. ...eeeee.eeeee Old Maid's Convention, Frazer the ater, Wednesday, April H. Prices 50c, 75c and $1.00. NATURE SPARE9 The Stricken Ilm From Grief. What a fortunate provision of nature It Ir, that deprives the rose of mental suffering; for how poignant would be ltd grief to discover, In the height of Its blooming glory, that a canker fed at IU her.rt, and that its beauty and fragrance were doomed forever. Nature nhv.i"s spares the suffering; she is a verltib!-? tore-house of pleasing rewards, for those who seek her aid. 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